Kingscliff fine after King George flop

Connections of Kingscliff have given the Betfair Chase winner a clean bill of health – despite his disappointing run in the King George VI Chase on Boxing Day.

Kingscliff fine after King George flop
Fri, 30 Dec, 2005 - 08:31

Connections of Kingscliff have given the Betfair Chase winner a clean bill of health – despite his disappointing run in the King George VI Chase on Boxing Day.

Robert Alner’s eight-year-old was pulled-up in the Christmas feature at Sandown, which was won by Kicking King.

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CourtsRacingHeathrowPlace: SandownPlace: NewburyPlace: CheltenhamPlace: DorsetPerson: King GeorgePerson: KingscliffPerson: Robert AlnerPerson: LetherbyPerson: Christopher ChasePerson: Sally AlnerEvent: Betfair ChaseEvent: King George VI ChaseEvent: Boxing DayEvent: ChristmasEvent: Aon ChaseOrganisation: Kicking KingOrganisation: Racing Post
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